Dans un café
At a coffee shop
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Types of coffee
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a coffee | un café |
‘Would you like a coffee?’ |
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a latte | un latte |
‘I can’t order a latte as there’s no milk left. I’ll ask for a glass of water instead.’ |
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a cappuccino | un cappuccino |
‘I’d like a large cappuccino and a regular latte, please.’ |
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an americano | un café allongé |
‘Please could I have a large americano to go?’ |
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Commander un café
Ordering a coffee
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I'd like a latte, please. | Je voudrais un latte, s'il vous plaît. |
‘I’d like a latte, please.’ |
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to drink in | boire sur place |
‘I'd like a mocha to drink in, please.’ This means ‘to drink in the coffee shop’ |
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to take out | commander à emporter |
‘I'd like a latte to take out, please.’ Or: ‘to go’ e.g. ‘I'd like a latte to go, please.’ |
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Autres boissons
Other drinks
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a tea | un thé |
‘I’d like a tea and a hot chocolate, please.’ |
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a hot chocolate | un chocolat chaud |
‘Can you order me a hot chocolate while you’re at the counter?’ |
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Autres
Other
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a coffee cup | une tasse a café |
‘I’ll just fetch some coffee cups from the dishwasher; we’ve run out of them here.’ |
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a lid | un couvercle |
‘Do you have any lids for the coffee cups, please?’ |
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napkin | une serviette |
‘Please can I have a napkin?’ Can also be called ‘a serviette’ |
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a mug | un mug |
‘Would you like your coffee in a mug or in a reusable takeaway cup?’ |
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